Roller Derby Skating Skills: Toe Stops On the Line | SOLO SESSIONS #3

Quick skills with skater and trainer Lana Luvhurts for your personal training sessions.
In Episode #3: We have 3 drills for your jamming toolbox! All three techniques are built on the turnaround toe stop, which gives us the precision and short stopping distance we need for control on the line, and sets us up for quick toe stop work.
Thanks for watching! xx Lana
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[@ilovejackwhite]

I just want to say I really love the editing on these videos. It looks so sleek and professional. Also I'm going to practice these tonight!

[@ThisRad]

Hi! Thank you!

[@kazerll]

Awesome slow motion !

[@elliotbryant3459]

hey I love your videos! I was wondering what kind of toe stops are you on your skates here?

[@ThisRad]

Thanks! These are Roll-Line ambra round toe stops (medium). I love them and they hold up quite a bit longer than other stops. They're very round out of the box so it takes a little breaking in to level off the bottom.

[@elliotbryant3459]

Sweet, thanks for the reply!

[@chelle5413]

What plates are on your skates? And those are the reckless morph wheels, right? Do you find the double durometer to work better?

[@ThisRad]

The plates are Pilot Falcon (by Atom). Yes, the wheels are Reckless Morph 91/95. These wheels are great anywhere but I use them especially for combination surfaces where your preferred hardness works most of the time but maybe there's a bit too much slip on the turns and you want that extra grip when you need it. This was my go-to wheel for sport court for a long time.